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This is Lehigh
Recognized among the nation’s premier research universities, Lehigh offers a rigorous academic community for over 7,000 students.
Neuroscientist Daniel Babcock is using fruit fly research to pave the way to treatments for Parkinson’s and other diseases.
Lehigh engineers awarded NSF grant to explore use of microwave technology to characterize the nucleus of a live cell captured on lab-on-a-chip microfluidic device.
Lehigh students in the Baker Institute’s inaugural summer Hatchery program showcase and celebrate their projects on Demo Day.
Summer program links Lehigh students and entrepreneurs.
Lehigh researchers work to support children with Autism Spectrum Disorder from early childhood through high school.
Kalyani Singh ‘18 combines her passion for theatre and political science to affect social change. A Theodore U. Horger ’61 Visual and Performing Arts Scholar, Singh has worked with disadvantaged urban teenagers in Newark, N.J. through Jersey Cares and on criminal justice advocacy campaigns in Harlem through JustLeadershipUSA. “I want to affect people’s lives and reduce inequality,” she says. “I want to help people who are marginalized to have a voice.”
Wendell P. Weeks ’81 has always believed in the power of technology to improve lives. Weeks earned his BS in accounting and finance at Lehigh as a first-generation college student and received his MBA from Harvard Business School. His passion for innovation has fueled his 35 years at Corning, where he has been CEO since 2005 and chairman since 2007. Weeks says, “We truly want to make the world a better place by applying our unique skills to solve tough challenges.”
Ricardo Viera has served as Director and Chief Curator of the Lehigh University Art Galleries (LUAG) for more than four decades. Since his arrival in 1974, LUAG's collection has increased from 2,500 pieces to more than 14,000. Viera has brought to campus a wide variety of art that explores the vibrancy of our world—and, in turn, has earned national recognition for the University. A champion of building community through art, he also has connected the University with South Bethlehem in creative and meaningful ways.
A team of Lehigh students made the final round of the $1 million Anu and Naveen Jain Women’s Safety Prize competition for their women’s safety device, Soterra.
Reunion weekend brings Lehigh alumni back to campus each spring with class gatherings, family-friendly activities, academic experiences and more.
The Center for Gender Equity hosted Be Your Own to promote healing through art.
TRAC Fellows work to improve peer learning through student created video tutorials.
Ph.D. candidate in physics Courtney Au-Yeung has a Graduate Research Fellowship from the National Science Foundation.
Lehigh students immerse themselves in the dynamic world of Silicon Valley.
Lehigh has a very green campus in the summer, but our colors are always brown and white.
A ceremonial turn of the dirt at the groundbreaking ceremony of SouthSide Commons, a five-story student living facility opening in Fall 2019.
Professor Joshua Pepper is a member of the TESS science team. TESS is NASA’s newest spacecraft that helps find undiscovered planets in the galaxy.
The top rusher and scorer in the FCS for 2017, running back Dominick Bragalone was named first team All-American by the Associated Press.
Scores of Lehigh students were able to showcase their creativity and celebrate semesters-long work as the Lehigh Expo.
First-generation college student Klaudia Jazwinska ’18 took the opportunity to travel abroad during her time at Lehigh and is off to the United Kingdom as a prestigious Marshall Scholar.
The commencement ceremony concluded with the ringing of the bell by representatives of the classes of 1968 and 2018.
Hip-Hop Theatre comes alive at Lehigh at Act Like You Know 10 year anniversary show.
Renovations to Mountaintop campus “Building C” are complete.
The Great SouthSide Sale was a bounty for bargain hunters and raised over $20,000.
At Lehigh, our dining options are dedicated to fresh foods, bold flavors and sustainability.
This August hundreds of students, faculty and staff MOOV (Made of Our Volunteers) representatives will help the Class of 2022 move onto campus.
Lehigh’s Global Citizenship Program is a multidisciplinary certificate program that prepares students from all fields to engage with a diverse and rapidly changing world.
The Path to Prominence—a vision for a stronger, more dynamic Lehigh—includes ambitious plans for new, state-of-the-art campus facilities.
